See the World

To be honest, what I wrote before is really good, but when I saw Bai Zhiruona, it made me sick and I couldn't understand it! Can't understand! Can't understand!

The main character is kind of like a green tea bitch, I don't know why. And he's the kind of person with a low IQ.

In fact, any book I leave a review for is at least passable and can be read by people who are new to it. The same is true for this book. There really isn't much to note about this book if it's good, and if it's bad it doesn't have any major points that can be voted down. The biggest feeling it gives people is plainness. What can be considered as an advantage is that most of the time the IQ is basically online, and there is no plot that makes one's scalp numb at first sight. But there are also many small shortcomings. For example, the protagonist's power system is so unbelievable that the author has to frantically inject water into a low level and then let the protagonist challenge the level. For example, the author exposes machismo whenever he touches on women's issues. I'm a male reader, but I really can't stand the thought of the author being sarcastic when writing about a woman, being petty and petty when writing about a woman, etc. As a male reader in the 21st century, you will not feel any pleasure from this kind of plot, but will only feel embarrassed. This is also reflected in the author's defense of the feudal system and his contempt for people in the world. Although I can understand that the background of this book is a feudal dynasty, I really don't want a protagonist who has traveled through time to think about the feudal dynasty everywhere. I even saw some Jianghu people's subconscious reaction that it would be a shame not to regret the death of a group of people making trouble. The most critical thing is that most of the named Jianghu people the protagonist encounters are flesh-and-blood people who dare to do something. But once he encounters a group of Jianghu people, the protagonist immediately switches to the perspective that the death of the Jianghu people is not a pity. As a person who has traveled through modern times and experienced social changes, should we examine the feudal system from a modern perspective? Why did he immediately take up the banner of maintaining the stability of the feudal system as soon as he traveled back in time? However, these charlatans are even more twisted. They are obviously looked down upon by scholars and those with vested interests in the feudal system. They are obviously monitored by the eagle tower set up by the imperial court. However, there are almost no examples of charlatans who oppose the imperial court. At most, they gather people but do not cause trouble. Even the bandits only used the territory to oppress the weaker peasants, or were forced to fight back against the officers and soldiers who came to encircle and suppress them. And these Jianghu people are really in trouble. After the war started, the protagonist alone encountered many Jianghu people who went to the frontier to join the army. Therefore, the Dynasty should really treat these twisted gangsters well. Such a submissive and loyal dog is really hard to find even if it is a lantern.

The one at the back is obviously in the water. It's a pity that the front is so exciting.

See more than 500' chapters. I really can't stand it anymore. The first part was very good, and I was moved by the ancient farmhouse writings. The more you go to the back, the less good it becomes. When you write about interactions with women, it's like writing it by another person. Especially after the showdown with Bai Zhi, I was so moved by the good, official... Modal particles made me sick. Without the heroine, this book would be a god. .

Just like the book written by the author, "Anger of Presence, I'll take a look at it too: I wanted to leave earlier (when Wang Shi and his sect accepted people), but I thought I should read it later, but I didn't know that it was getting more and more wrong. I was hiding myself in the front, and I was naive when I became a disciple! I gave up decisively.

Let's put it this way. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years. This book is the only one that I have enjoyed reading in the past few years. The pace may be a bit slow, but you can take your time and appreciate the writing and plot of this book. You will not feel awkward at all. It is a good book that is worth reading slowly. This is also the only book I have read in the past few years that I can read every day. It is a good book and is highly recommended.

The god-like existence in front of me made my eyes red several times, but I felt like I couldn't stand it anymore in the back.

The follow-up writing did not control the speed well. It started slowly but suddenly became very good. The protagonist's power surged and the impact of his ability on the people and animals around him changed too quickly. The process was accelerated in an instant after the slow start. . The results can be imagined. I dare say that most people became a little bored after reading that chapter. (Start of Chapter 136)

Step by step on the mountain road, there is another village with dark flowers and bright flowers. If you have no friends on the path of spiritual practice, no one in the world will know you.

The author writes well, and writes very well about family relationships and affairs. I hope there will be more female protagonists, so I'll order them all and get 2 monthly passes. I'm just annoyed by those comments that say there's only one female protagonist right from the start! Seek refinement!

After reading these chapters, I feel nothing but comfortable! Character descriptions inside. Especially the description of the mother can make readers deeply understand maternal love, which is really good. And the description of the people at the bottom of feudal society can really make people feel the pressure (this pressure is actually a euphemism). I would like to say to other people who read this book, please calm down and don't be impatient when reading this book. This book is really a good book! Worth seeing! Come on, author!

I couldn't read it anymore. I picked it up three times and put it down after reading more than ten chapters. Let me first explain that I have only read Chapter 147. If the plot changes later, it is my mistake. Let me first talk about the world I see. This is a world where the so-called ideal scholar controls everything and uses etiquette to restrict everything. Everything is inferior. Only those who are good at reading have basically no upward channels for the lower class. The protagonist of this book is a son of destiny who seizes a meager opportunity for advancement, and then decisively abandons his own class, willing to be bound by the ruling class, and kneeling down to shameless people who advocate the scholar class. If it were five years ago, I would have thought that such a book would be readable, but now, instead of waving the red flag, tearing down everything and changing the world, it is about farming and saving, and creating a new world for myself and all the people. Which one is not better than eating the flesh and blood of ordinary people under the old decadent framework, and pretending to protect the family. Only a hundred years later, this cultivator will probably create a powerful person within a thousand years.

Starting from Chapter 230, it feels a bit like a bloody TV series, and Chapter 251 is particularly outstanding, forcibly creating conflicts and not knowing people, such low-level conflicts. It feels like watching Qiong Yao dramas back in the day. To be honest, I feel like the author's wife came to ghostwrite it.

The author's portrayal of the single heroine is so good that it is difficult to accept more female characters Full order Please improve

The further we got to the back, the more something felt wrong, and I had no desire to continue reading. The front is amazing, but the back is completely out of shape.

I can only say that the book is useless at this level. The first part is well written, but the second part is almost just trying to make up the word count. I probably won't be able to continue writing.

What can I say about this book? Overall, it is very enjoyable to read, but there are also some aspects that are very weird. The protagonist's personality is contradictory. The author tries hard to create a modest and gentlemanly character, but sometimes he goes straight to being a hypocrite. You brought another woman home and only said that you would marry your first wife, but you haven't mentioned it to your real fiancée yet, right? Even in ancient times, it was too disrespectful. It seems that you are very serious about relationships, and you flirt with her all the way. This is called habitual flirting, or habitually mean-spirited. Moreover, the author's habit of hydrology is so serious that several chapters will go by for a trivial matter.

The first 150 chapters are worth reading. The leisurely pastoral life is neither arrogant nor impetuous. It can sublimate people's soul and make the theme clear. But since then, I have tried to forcefully enlighten the people around me, and there has been a lot of nonsense. There is no clear theme line. If you travel to the United States, do you have a sense of belonging to the United States? Isn't it normal for two countries to engage in war and conspiracies? Are they all standing there openly, you chop me and I chop you? It was really embarrassing for me to write about the inner activities of modern people traveling through the past. Are you a virgin in your 40s? To be honest, there is no need to read anything after chapter 150. The early stage portrayal of the single heroine was good. Suddenly all kinds of back-posting started. In the early stage, the protagonist was ordinary, but suddenly he became extremely handsome. The main character's emotions are written in a very hypocritical way.

The first 100 chapters are well written, but the later chapters are a bit stretched. Originally, I ordered them all, but I just skipped a few chapters to read them. Farewell to the author, I'll wait for you to read the next book.

Have you been emphasizing that martial arts is not important and that knowledge is the way to go? If Confucius was not protected by force, who would listen to him? You are obviously very talented in martial arts, but you have been suppressing it. You can start a national war for a mythical realm. Are you telling me that force is not important? Seeing it now, comparing before and after, it's like you are eating your favorite hot pot, and as you eat, there is a mouse in it, and the second female lead's plot is like mouse droppings.

3 Monthly passes, 500 points, please give me the essence (I have been reading for several years, this is the first time I ask). I hope everyone will support this book. It is very rare. I hope the author will write better and better.

After more than 200 chapters, it feels like someone else has written it.

Just like what many people who have read this book have written. You can check it out before Chapter 150. It's really good. It has a very human atmosphere and the protagonist's transcendent state of mind. I even think he should become a Taoist priest. Other than being vulgar, I don't think there's much problem with the traditional country doll kiss. When he met those women later, the protagonist had no intention of doing so, but he still wanted to cater to them and accepted them all, euphemistically saying that he just let nature take its course. In fact, those women who have not been emotionally prepared, no matter how good their character, no matter how beautiful they are, it would be very inconsistent to accept them. Especially when the protagonist has a detached state of mind, it seems particularly inconsistent. In addition, don't the protagonist's parents look very ordinary, and his mother is just a pretty girl, so why does the protagonist become like a living person, even more beautiful than Pan An? The key is that you, the author, have been bragging about the protagonist's appearance throughout the book, and others are also bragging about how good-looking the protagonist is, with all kinds of surprises and shocks. Why haven't you ever seen the author describe the appearance of the protagonist once? You can't even describe the character's appearance, so you dare to give him a setting that looks better than Pan An's? Who taught you to write like this? There is also the later part of this book. There is a lot of nonsense, a lot of psychological activities, and even the author's personal life. This kind of nonsense can even reach 50%, and the protagonist is also all kinds of hypocritical, which is really serious and upright. Obviously the author wanted to write a transcendent protagonist, but ended up adding too much nonsense in the middle and later stages, and the character was directly distorted. It affects the reader's perception too much. I don't think the author can even understand such a simple problem. I can only sigh that money is really a good thing. For those of you who haven't seen it, come and take a look. Don't come in, or you'll be scolded.

It's interesting. I don't want to memorize poetry, but I am willing to memorize music. I am not willing to memorize poetry, but I am willing to memorize gunpowder formulas. I am not willing to memorize poems, but I am willing to memorize maltose formulas! This is really both worthy and upright! Want to express the noble character of the protagonist by not reciting poems, but let him use the music and recipes of his previous life to make money and relieve the embarrassment?

To be honest, it was good before the 200th chapter, but after the 200th chapter, someone changed, right? I read it twice and both times I couldn't stand it anymore after more than 200 chapters.

It's really tasteless to eat and it's a pity to throw it away! A good start, but it was made so watery!

It feels like a different person has written this book.

The first online article I read was "The Last Demon God Game" recommended to me by a classmate. I still remember what Shi Wenda said at the time that it would never stop updating. The later "Bloody Song" and "Border Wasteland" further improved the world view of the first book (I really liked it anyway). I still remember Huang Yi, the Ling Emperor of the human race, who slowly grew up in the most difficult environment (I also want a strengthening system) system, quack quack) Then to the later "Porters of Two Realms", the ones that impressed me most were Miss Lan and Shan Qiulin (woo woo woo woo) Then for many reasons, I stopped reading online articles. Now that I come back and read them, grandma is a bear. Unexpectedly, Shi Wenda eventually fell on the road to breaking the watch. I wrote this book "Seeing the World" very well! As a traveler, Yunjing saw the real "pastoral life", where the people at the bottom have been constantly moving forward in pain and happiness. My favorite sentence in the book is "Although life is bitter, life still has a little bit of sweetness occasionally..." Yes, it is through this sweetness that we can have the courage to live in life Let us follow Yun Jing to change ourselves from a piece of chicken shit 😜😜😜😜

The protagonist rises from a common man step by step. He is a fairy who has been sharpening his sword for ten years. He is able to do things for all sentient beings while being self-interested and not like the Holy Mother. This book is one of the best 3 I have read this year. The other two books are Red Moon and Heartless.